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Volunteer of the Month: Barbara Romano '83/'21M
Barbara Romano '83/'21M began her career as a database developer and administrator for Dynamac at a time when women were not a regular fixture in the tech industry. Because of the solid foundation she...
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Lock Haven Students Gain Insight and Networking Opportunity with Pittsburgh Pirates’ Executives
Students from Lock Haven’s Sport Management Club recently attended the Pittsburgh Pirates Careers in Sport Night held at PNC Park. During the event, the 11 students attended a panel, a resume workshop...
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Two alumni team up to earn three U.S. patents
Bloomsburg University graduates recently had three patents approved for methods to make in-house eDiscovery hosting more secure.
VMware welcomes Husky partnership
The notion that a student from a state university such as BU would never be noticed by as prominent a company has changed. Through a shift in VMware’s recruitment strategy and utilization of his network, Digital Forensics/ITM major Charles Pearsall ‘20 became one of the first two BU Huskies to intern with the Palo Alto company. He has since been hired full-time.
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VMware Welcomes Husky Partnership
The notion that a student from a state university such as BU would never be noticed by as prominent a company has also changed. Through a shift in VMware’s recruitment strategy and utilization of his network, Digital Forensics/ITM major Charles Pearsall ‘20 became one of the first two BU Huskies to intern with the Palo Alto company.
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ACM takes second in PACISE Programming Contest
A nine-member programming squad from Bloomsburg University’s ACM student chapter competed at Edinboro University in the PACISE 2017 programming contest. Seniors Jacob Daniel, Brian Fekete, and Brett...
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Computer science major interns with renowned computer programmer
Louis Jenkins’s internship with Lehigh University’s R.E.U. program not only provided him with a unique research experience leading to publication and a Google Go proposal, but a lasting relationship...